Makeup Games: Wedding Artist Games

The bride-to-be already sits at the vanity when the round starts, chin tilted toward the mirror, waiting on you to pick a foundation shade first. That first shade decision runs the rest of the look, since a warmer base pulls the whole face toward warmer blush and lip choices later. Makeup Games: Wedding Artist Games treats that opening pick as the anchor for everything that follows.

Categories run along tabs: a face section with foundation, blush and contour, an eye section with shadow palettes and false lashes, a lips section, a hair section with braids, updos and loose curls, and a nails section with polish colors and nail art. A separate tab lets you set the venue, arranging flowers, table runners and an arch before the ceremony shot. Each layer sits on top of the last, so a bold lip and a soft smoky eye can both stay on the same face at once.

What separates this makeover game from a plain face-paint round is a decorating tab, arranging the aisle and altar carries as much weight as the bride's face and hair. A session ends with one finished wedding scene, the bride's look and the venue shown together in a final photo.

Picking a hairstyle before locking in an eye look keeps the two from clashing, since a bold updo needs a face that isn't too busy. Matching one nail color to the lip color usually reads better than picking two clashing brights. Checking the venue tab before the final photo is easy to skip, and it changes the whole background of the shot.